00:00:00.000If you were hunting for voter fraud, that all prior evidence suggests is not there,
00:00:05.960is this how you would do it with a big voter database?
00:00:09.940No, it is not, because you are going to have such a mass over-collection of data that you
00:00:16.400would need to go through that you're going to be spinning your wheels for a very long time,
00:00:22.480particularly in light of the fact, as you just noted, that the sort of voter fraud this
00:00:26.880administration is alleging is not really happening. We have zero evidence for it whatsoever,
00:00:32.600and it's a colossal waste of law enforcement's time. But casting a net to just suck up data
00:00:41.080on almost every citizen in the United States is going to make finding needles in a haystack or
00:00:47.960separating the wheat from the chaff or whatever metaphor you want to choose exponentially more
00:00:53.980difficult. It's one of the most inefficient ways to begin this sort of investigation that I can
00:00:59.840think of. Melissa, this Supreme Court, it has already handed the administration a number of
00:01:04.240wins from gutting the Voting Rights Act, striking down campaign finance guardrails, letting his mail
00:01:08.800ballot executive order temporarily proceed. How do you see them ruling on this? It's hard to say,
00:01:15.080Alicia. Obviously, if the court is following the Constitution and following statutes,
00:01:20.280This whole episode raises a lot of red flags.
00:01:23.600Certainly, the whole idea of federalizing elections flies in the face of what the Constitution prescribes.
00:01:29.960And there are various statutes that provide protections for the data of American citizens and for all of the reasons that Jason just suggested.
00:01:38.600But as you say, this is a court that has been very amenable to this administration's request, especially when those requests are made on the shadow docket.
00:01:46.760The court likes to do things where they're issuing these orders.
00:01:49.400They tell us that these orders are interim orders, intermittent orders, and that this case may wend its way back to the court.
00:01:56.940Maybe it'll make a different decision.
00:01:58.260But in the final analysis, their decisions, even on this shadow docket, this interim docket, have real consequences because it allows the administration to continue doing what it is doing.
00:02:09.280And that, of course, is hugely consequential when time is of the essence, as it is in this case with the elections looming.
00:02:16.020Now, as far as today's truly newsworthy live events are concerned, that does about cover it.
00:02:22.460Over the sake of your awareness, we should tell you what Republicans are doing in Dallas this afternoon,
00:02:27.660what they're calling a midterm convention, although that is a misnomer.
00:02:31.340They don't have any official party business to address nor any formal votes to cast.
00:02:35.820So it's rather unconventional in that way.
00:02:39.020No, less than eight weeks to go ahead of the midterms.
00:02:41.780a few Republicans will soon begin what can be described as a celebration of for and by Donald
00:02:47.300J. Trump. In addition to the privilege of hearing him speak twice in two days, attendees will be
00:02:53.840provided the opportunity, for example, to take a photo with him, reportedly for the sum of $86,000
00:03:00.340to do that. If they want more, they want face-to-face time, they can pay to attend a round
00:03:06.300table with Trump. They hand over a quarter of a million dollars if they want to do that.
00:03:10.460That is on top of the $25,000 it costs just to be at the convention in the first place.
00:03:17.900Trump is historically unpopular right now, politically toxic, really.
00:03:22.420His approval is subterranean, and more than a few Republicans running for office this fall would like to distance themselves from Donald Trump.
00:03:30.040This week's GOP attendance figures in Dallas are evidence enough of that.
00:03:33.980or if you're partial to omens or metaphors, earlier this afternoon, the emergency slide
00:03:38.920went off aboard the Air Force One that was gifted to Donald Trump by the Qataris, apparently
00:03:44.200inflated prior to takeoff. Makes this next quote all the more believable. A person close to the
00:03:52.260White House went so far as to suggest to Politico that, quote, the vibes are very bad in Texas right
00:03:58.440now? Quote, hopefully nobody notices the embarrassing show. I don't think it will matter.
00:04:04.320No one knows about it. No enthusiasm. And it's during football. Only D.C. people care.
00:04:11.120So while all the people who got angry at Bad Money's Super Bowl halftime performance gathered
00:04:15.660to hear Donald Trump talk about himself for a couple of hours this evening, the other 99 percent
00:04:20.900of Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike, will go about their Wednesday nights watching
00:04:25.860this network or the NFL or anything other than that convention.
00:04:30.360200,000 workers here, Trump administration lawyers, they insist that the new Postal Service
00:04:35.560rules are really only modest changes. This is barely different is what they're saying right
00:04:40.300now. What worries you most? Let me say this. They're trying to create a solution to a problem
00:04:46.720that does not exist. There is no problem. They went to court for case after case after case,
00:04:52.040and they find no signs of fraud whatsoever.
00:04:55.360In fact, you've got a better chance of getting struck by licensing
00:05:08.900one in every third ballot that was cast was voted by mail.
00:05:12.800In 2020 it worked, in 2022 it worked, in 2024 it works.
00:05:17.660Now all of a sudden, there's a problem.
00:05:19.820So I have real concerns with what they're trying to do because it's clear that election boards have the responsibility to administer elections.
00:05:31.480The Postal Service's responsibility is to deliver mail.
00:05:34.740So you're giving a false impression that postal clerks are deciding who can vote and who can't vote.
00:05:41.860You said ultimately this may put their safety at risk.
00:05:44.080Absolutely. I'm worried about their safety because someone who gets irate about not receiving a ballot is not going to the White House.
00:05:51.920They're not going to the election board. They're coming to your people.
00:05:54.100They're coming to my people to deal with a problem that they did not create.
00:05:57.980But let me tell you what I'm most mad at. I'm mad at the Postal Service changed their position.
00:06:04.060If you look in 2019, when the White House wanted all this information about Amazon, they said they were an independent branch.
00:06:12.100they will not be holding to the executive branch to give that information.
00:06:16.020Now the postmaster general says they have to do whatever the executive branch, which one is he?
00:06:22.960This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:06:28.040Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:06:33.140I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:06:37.400The people have had a belly full of it.
00:11:19.240and putting the best foot forward to win in November.
00:11:22.840yeah it shouldn't be lost you know the the kirker verse started the um the um mocking of
00:11:30.640charlie kirk and the and the folks trying to you know look like him do those contests started
00:11:34.960at a formerly catholic university run by the jesuits called georgetown which i happen to
00:11:40.260have a diploma from absolutely disgraced uh caroline this morning we said hey the framing
00:11:47.040has got to be about the marxist jihadists these are not normal people these are the most radical
00:11:52.340with Tala Frico, Abdul up in Michigan, but we also have to deliver on the promise of Trumpism,
00:12:01.340what President Trump swept in the landslide victory in 2024. Walk me through that. How do
00:12:06.460we both frame it for what you will get if the opposition comes in, which is not your
00:12:12.740grandfather's Democratic Party? Also, because we're going to have Mike Howell join us in the
00:12:17.860next block those issues that we overwhelmingly won on in 2024 and the american people still have
00:12:24.840our back ma'am you know i was in dc this week to i went to an event that scott besant was speaking
00:12:32.640at with breitbart and he did such a good job and i hope we get to hear some of this tonight when he
00:12:36.620speaks of tying you know the the economy to trump's immigration plan and really why we are finally
00:12:43.080seeing these jobs numbers unleash and the economy truly ready to unleash is is tied directly to
00:12:48.620president trump's immigration plan and i hope that we do not run away from the incredible work that
00:12:53.440president trump and this administration and dhs and tom holman have done because i think they are
00:12:58.020very much directly linked i think it is the biggest success that this president has had he
00:13:02.400promised us that he would close the border he promised deportations they are delivering on
00:13:06.500those and so i really want to hear more about tying that into the economic message as well
00:13:10.780Are you worried about Trump without Trumpism? I mean, we've got a couple of core issues that are like 75, 25, 80, 20 with the American people. We just have to. It seems to me some elements of the RNC and consulting class are trying to play defense. They're trying to play four corners offense and prevent defense. Trump's always best, as you know, better than anybody when he's on offense. Your thoughts.
00:13:33.480well stevie and i have both been in the trump game of thrones world for a long time and i think
00:13:39.880we'll see if i could base it off of his truth social activity this weekend i am not quite sure
00:13:44.380they are going to have a uh muzzle just totally odd you know talking points message because that
00:13:50.100is the beauty of president trump like you never know what's going to come out of his mouth he's
00:13:53.680so funny and i love just hearing him go off the cuff and so you know i i hope he does stick to
00:13:59.380Whoa, whoa, whoa, Caroline, are you saying that the president should go off script tonight?
00:14:03.140I am saying that I am hopeful that we get to see some crude Trumpism.
00:17:01.760I mean, clearly the consultants have decided it's not a winning issue for them.
00:17:05.820I think the consultants are absolutely wrong.
00:17:07.600I think it's the bread and butter of President Trump's central thesis.
00:17:11.000I think it is the glue that holds our fractured coalition together.
00:17:14.820And I think if we lean into it, we win in November.
00:17:17.180And if we run away from it like they ran away in Minneapolis, then we'll suffer for it.
00:17:21.400And so it's time to tell the big donors, the ag lobby, the special interests who are saying don't deport our illegal workers to kick rocks because this is a voter-powered party that's going to deliver for the people, deliver for the mandate.
00:17:33.560I hope to hear mass deportation on that stage soon.
00:17:37.100Mike, do you think Scott Besson, he's going to speak tonight, think the Secretary of Treasury, if everybody, even everybody over DHS and Stephen and everybody, he makes the best argument when he talks about economics.
00:17:46.940He talks about, hey, you're seeing in certain areas of the country, particularly places like Phoenix, where we're enforcing interior enforcement, not simply border security, but interior enforcement.
00:18:43.920It's an alien form of government being imposed on us by aliens like Mandami, El Saeed, and all these crazy Democrats who remain the enemy in this country.
00:18:59.820We need to engage in the systems-level fight that Democrats are engaged in because their wildest dreams on the left are only possible with an illegal alien voting base.
00:19:08.660So it's time to put this all aside and wrap it in the master theory of it's about who
00:19:13.240we are as a nation, who's in this country, and yes, getting over the hurdle of sending
00:19:26.320One of the greatest achievements, no doubt.
00:19:28.240But number two is the largest mass deportation operation in American history.
00:19:31.640That's where we need to turn our attention to because it's a numbers game, Steve.
00:19:34.520If Democrats just put 10 million in and we get a couple hundred thousand out, Mondami and his ilk, they're going to run this country pretty soon.
00:19:41.400And we can't just yell about socialism. We have to fight it in that way.
00:19:46.140Caroline Wren, your observations on this critical point. And what do you anticipate we're going to see tonight?
00:19:54.100President Trump ran on immigration. I mean, this was our anyone overwhelmingly.
00:19:59.500He won the popular vote talking about this.
00:20:01.600He's been yelling about this for years and years, decades even.
00:20:05.360And now we're finally seeing it happen, and so that's why I feel like you do,
00:20:36.060And I'd say, you know, I feel for you, and this is awful, but, like, this is something that, with a detox, our country is going to have to go through.
00:20:42.460And so I hope that person will self-deport and then hopefully get in line and be able to come back legally.
00:20:49.300And, again, doing it is hard, but Trump has always done the hard things, and he's done it very successfully.
00:20:54.500And so I think we are just now starting to see these economic numbers that are going to be a result of the mass deportation start to go up and up.
00:21:03.640I am not – I think we're going to do well in November.
00:21:06.980Everyone is very doomsday, and I am not.
00:21:08.980I mean these are the same reporters telling us Trump was going to lose in 2024, that he's going to lose in 2020, that he's going to lose in 2016.
00:21:14.960He, of course, won all three of those races.
00:21:16.920And so I hope Trump is on the ballot this midterm.
00:25:05.540Look, there's people on stage behind me today that are pro-amnesty.
00:25:08.960There's 50 Republicans who want amnesty, and they're going to try to push that.
00:25:12.140And so we need to have this conversation amongst people in our coalition and win that fight because we cannot let the Republican Party ever flirt with that.
00:25:20.480And I think that's what's happening right now, and it's happening on the basis of people pretending we've already accomplished the mission and there have been something like 3 million deportations.
00:25:28.580There have not. There have been hundreds of thousands of deportations. There's not commas in the numbers just yet.
00:25:33.400So that's what we're going to be doing on the offense.
00:25:34.980But the second is we need people to understand, you know, they hear socialism, socialism, socialism.
00:25:39.920That's not registering with your average American.
00:25:42.420They don't care about these ideological forms of government and whatnot.
00:25:45.900And when it comes from a bunch of, you know, from the perspective of Gen Z, a boomer-fied congressman who's been yelling socialism for decades, that's not getting them out of bed and to vote.
00:26:04.680We've stopped more invasion temporarily while Trump's in.
00:26:07.720But if you truly want to live in the United States of America, as we understand it, as promised to us in our Constitution, that means getting these people the hell out of here.
00:26:15.520And that's what we need to keep young people in the game.
00:26:18.600It's not going to be these types of be scared of boogeyman socialism.
00:26:22.220It's going to be you want your country back.
00:26:23.800We're actually going to give you a fighting chance, as currently constituted through the Republican Party,
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00:30:01.900Caroline Wren, I'm going to get into the Senate.
00:32:35.880Do we stick the landing in Texas when we talk about mass deportations?
00:32:42.660Well, so, look, I've just been traveling around the state talking to young people,
00:32:46.480and there is no greater issue in Texas, especially with young people,
00:32:50.120than the cultural shift that's happened because of not only the illegal immigration that's come
00:32:55.220into our state, but the illegal immigration, the H-1Bs, the visas. And so because of all those
00:33:01.320reasons, young people have been, they feel like they've been discriminated against more than
00:33:05.440anybody. And so they just, they want their country back. They want the country that they were
00:33:11.080promised. And so, you know, my, my position is we have to remove these people from the country.
00:33:17.080It's the only way we're going to save the country. You know, you can't have a nation without its people and you can't protect the people without borders and order and those kinds of things.
00:33:26.080And so we have to remove a lot of people who shouldn't be here.
00:33:30.660By the way, but is the Republican establishment in Texas, are they down with the Beau French plan and listening to young people about this?
00:33:40.340Where do we stand with that? Where do we stand with a whole of like party, whole of government approach in the great state of Texas, which is, as you know, the jewel in the crown of the union, sir?
00:33:53.700Yeah, look, I think that the Overton window has just shifted to the right on this issue.
00:33:58.080I think the establishment was uncomfortable talking about these issues a couple of years ago.
00:34:02.380I was one of the first people to really, really talk about them.
00:34:06.480And they've really come my way on this.
00:34:09.200And I'm proud to say that more and more people are talking about it.
00:34:12.200I think, you know, a couple of years ago, very few people were talking about it in elected office.
00:34:16.920If you looked at the primary season, everybody was talking about it.
00:34:19.900And so there's no question that the establishment is coming our way.
00:34:25.900If you look at the Republican Party of Texas platform, when they were voting on the various issues this summer in Houston,
00:34:32.100the immigration issues got like 98 percent approval whereas i mean that was more than
00:34:38.3202a issues more than abortion more than issues like that so the immigration issue among the
00:34:43.660people who are engaged in texas is the number one issue wait wait wait wait are you did you just
00:34:48.700tell me that in texas immigration is pulling above guns in texas among the grassroots uh
00:34:57.380in texas it was 98 98 percent in texas uh 2a was like 96 steve i want to tell you that that that's
00:35:05.680guns in texas are coming in seconds to mass deportations just saying just saying as as a
00:35:12.620yank let me let me uh you got the you got we had the sharia law prohibiting sharia law which as you
00:35:18.820know got over two million votes or near two million votes with no money in back of it people
00:35:23.080in Texas stepped up. I think this rejuvenated Paxton's campaign. But Caroline, I want you first
00:35:28.220and then French and then Posobiec. It's obvious, like H-1B visas, we gave people a permission
00:35:35.040structure to talk about the Islamic invasion in Texas in the primary season. But when I was down
00:35:40.560there for three months with the Patriot Mobile folks, one thing that came evident to me that H-1B
00:35:45.340visas is maybe as big an issue or close to it. It came to my attention that Scott Besson,
00:35:51.520People over Treasury and other people associated with mortgages and financing of mortgages, 5% of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, 5% of those loans go to H-1B visa holders.
00:36:05.520You've got kids in this country who can't buy a house.
00:37:28.920When you're talking about the Fannie Mae, the Freddie Mac, the 5%, that goes on the housing.
00:37:33.420That is why when I'm talking to a friend, she was looking at get a place in Northern Virginia, trying to settle down, trying to start a family home.
00:37:41.360they're getting all cash offers on these homes that are going down the when you try to tell
00:37:47.980people to do the right thing to start a family to build up the money build up your capital put
00:37:52.920that down payment on a home they're getting outbid by the h1bs because they're gaming the
00:37:58.720system they're getting outbid and it's driving the price up in housing market after housing market
00:38:04.540in the entire country steve this is the problem and charlie kirk understood that for young people
00:38:11.120The reason that we say socialism, socialism, why are they turning to it?
00:38:14.940They're turning to it because of crap like this, because they're getting, they're having their birthrights stolen from them.
00:38:21.940They can't have, they don't get, they're not getting access to housing.
00:38:25.220They're not getting all the rest of it.
00:38:26.640And it's because of the government programs that are in their way that are aiding and abetting the wholesale invasion of this country.
00:39:09.080to our biblical values that is how we restore to what charlie always talked about the fact that
00:39:13.820we've always been a christian nation from day one but bo but mike howe just said he says hey look
00:39:21.220all these other issues education everything we got you know the debt all of it we can't have
00:39:25.800an adult conversation about real solutions until we solve this and a big part of that is h1b
00:39:31.240visas your thoughts about that does this really drive the agenda in the state of texas and it
00:39:36.800Well, once we solve this, can we then start to turn to these other issues we have to solve?
00:39:43.800Yeah, look, it is H-1Bs, but it's just it's bigger than that, Steve.
00:39:48.160I mean, we have, you know, 600,000 Chinese student visas in this country.
00:39:53.300I mean, we have a pathway for people to get to this country through various visas.
00:39:58.620And look, even if you just got rid of the H-1B visa program, there's already groups out there trying to figure out what other visa they could.
00:40:04.840They can start scamming the system to get people in.
00:40:07.620So it is the whole system needs to be completely redone.
00:40:12.540So it's H-1Bs, it's other visas, it's student visas.
00:40:16.400You know, there's just this pathway that people get into the country.
00:40:20.540And so the feeling out there talking to voters around the state of Texas,
00:40:24.920especially young people, is because they've been discriminated against their whole life.
00:40:28.560They couldn't get into college because there were thousands of foreigners on student visas.
00:40:33.060They couldn't get their first jobs at this XYZ corporation because the H-1B visas there were prioritizing people like them.
00:40:41.280So for all of these reasons, the voters are really energized.
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